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Dateless Idiocy from Parliament.uk

by Jonathan Baker-Bates on July 5, 2011

If you put something up on the web, you need to give it a date stamp. Not doing so makes you look like Squidoo. So I’m shocked (no, actually, I am quite surprised!) that parliament.uk thinks it’s acceptable to leave them off. Maybe it means they just don’t care about things like accuracy. I guess […]

  • Tags: dates, rant
  • Categories: Living, Technology, User Experience

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Dateless Idiocy from Squidoo

by Jonathan Baker-Bates on June 6, 2009

This has been a pet peeve of mine for a long, long time: if you’re going to put information about something on the web, PUT A DATE ON IT. It’s not hard – it can be automated, fun even. As it is, I have to ignore stuff like this because I don’t know if it […]

  • Tags: dates, stupidity
  • Categories: User Experience

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